How to bypass VPN blocking?

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ADRian2016-01-17 03:14:18

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ADRian, 2016-01-17 03:14:18

As far as I understand, the provider blocks the GRE protocol, which is required for PPTP.
You won't be able to negotiate with him.
Are there any workarounds?

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CityCat4, 2016-01-17
@ADR

No. There is no reception against scrap. Only moving from GRE to OpenVPN/IPSec.
This is unfortunately a trend - many "super-providers" have recently begun to block GRE, as well as port 1723, citing various ridiculous reasons for this. MTS, for example, in response to the question "Why is port 1723 blocked" mumbles something about the increased load on the equipment. Moreover, if you buy a white IP service from them, the increased load miraculously evaporates ...

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oldbro, 2016-01-17
@oldbro

Vlad Zhivotnev wrote everything here:
How to bypass the blocking of ports 1701 500 4500?

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jidckii, 2016-01-17
@jidckii

Do not use for VPN gre !
l2tp/ipsec, openvpn ....

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Artem, 2016-01-22
@gangz

L2tp or openvpn is yours... ipsec is harder to set up...

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zhish, 2016-02-23
@zhish

vpn setup www.securevpn.pro/rus/setup